The Moneyist: ‘How can I be fair to both?’: I spent $20,000 more on my daughter’s education than my son’s education. Should I level the playing field — and invest $20,000 in stocks for my son’s retirement?

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‘My daughter’s job prospects after college are better than those of my son.’

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